Frequently Asked Question

How Tokens Work

Token fees represent the engineering and computation complexity required to build, model, and price a site.
Basic projects begin at one token, and additional tokens are consumed as you add equipment that increases system complexity.

Most tokens are assessed during Project Setup as you select chargers, equipment, and services. The table below outlines the token values for each charger type and service. When you select a charger type, the appropriate number of tokens is applied.

Electrical Services and Switchgears

Each project includes one electrical service, represented by the first switchgear. This switchgear can be new or marked as existing. You may place additional upstream existing gear to calculate breakers and takeoffs accurately.

If your site requires more than one service, such as Level 2s on an existing panel and DC fast chargers on a new service, you can add additional switchgears.
Each additional switchgear beyond the first counts as one token.

Charging Stations

Once a charger type is selected, you may add any number of brands or models of that type to the project. You can also place as many stations of that type on the blueprint as needed. Blueprint creation and iteration do not consume additional tokens.

If your project includes multiple charger types, token fees will stack accordingly.

Confirming Token Use

Before creating your project, the setup window will display the total token cost for your selected equipment and services. You may return and add more items at any time, but you cannot remove equipment that would reduce token usage.